Tag: gun handling
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Order of Operations: The Safest Unloading Procedure
One Simple Trick to Never have a Negligent Discharge when Unloading Your Gun! (Why the Order of Operations Matters) If you’re like me, you are regularly administratively loading and unloading your firearms. I usually discourage people from excessive administrative handling of guns (e.g. gun selfies, pocket dumps, moving gun from belt to some car holster contraption),…
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Rise and Shine!: Staging Bump In The Night Firearms
Sorry for the hiatus. I’m back. Every nightstand pistol/shotgun/rifle should: Have a flashlight next to it (or on it) for identifying what you’re about to point (or pointing) a gun at. Be secured from access by a non-authorized person. For the sake of this article, that person is YOU until you wake up fully.…
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Improving ‘The Most Important Shot’
I don’t think it’s any real revelation to say that the most important skill in defensive shooting is the first shot from the holster. Every story you will read about an armed citizen using their gun in a shooting has one thing in common… They had to get their gun out and shoot! After the first shot rings…